WIRE FROM RECIEVER BROKE

don't cut it, use something like this: http://www.carid.com/dorman/lighter-extension-cord-mpn-56479.html Check your local auto parts store

It depends on where it broke. If it broke at the transmitter or computer, you're probably out of luck. Otherwise, you should be able to splice the broken ends together and have working as good as new.

How if the mic is working but DOES'NT connect from the reciever because the red light is not working

You want a light switch on extension cord.
What kind of light switch do you have? You posted under GFCI device which is totally different than ordinary wall switch.
And what type of extension cord?
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If ordinary light switch is installed on 3-wire outdoor extension cord:
Slice open the side of cord and you see 3 wires: black, white and green.
Cut the black wire in half and connect each end to brass screw on light switch.

If ordinary light switch is install on indoor 2-wire extension cord.
Look at plug and notice there is a wide blade and narrow blade.
Narrow blade is hot. You want the wire connected to narrow blade.
Cut that wire in half, but do not cut other wire.
Connect each end of wire to brass screw on light switch

If you want to install line switch onto indoor 2-wire extension cord:
Narrow blade is connected to hot wire.
Cut that wire in half, but do not cut other wire.
Open line switch.
Connect each end of black wire to brass screw. OR if no screws, then place cut wire in open grooves.
Tuck other wire into groove and then reassemble switch.

Hi, my name is Shaun. Welcome to FixYa. I have been an electrician for 6 years, and I have to say that your troubleshooting skills are impressive. Looks like you have covered all the bases. So, to answwer your question, the problem is most likely, yes, your reciever in the fan, unless the transmitter has been dropped or damaged in some way. Recievers rely on transitors to close the higher voltage circuits to turn on the lights and fan, and these tend to burn out occasionally. I believe you can buy wireless kits from Home Depot or Lowes that include both transmitter and reciever. In the meantime, you can rewire your fan and light to operate from the switch if you have pullchains or seperate switches for light/fan. If you do and you would like me to walk you through this process, reply to this answer. Hope this helps out. Have a good one!

check to se if your reciever channel number is set to the same as your transmitter channel number. press and hold down sound butten on remote to set transmitter number .set reciever number button on reciever unit. try setting both to number 4.

Probably defective. Get you a new one.

Make sure you have put the transmitter for the wirless speaker in the slot on the back of the reciever, it is a slim white device that is about 3 to 5 inches long?? and maybe half an inch thick. and make sure it is put in the right way.

Then make sure the wireless speaker is plugged in to the wall outlet.

If this does not work for you it may require being taken in to an authorized panasonic service center. when one part of the wireless system fails (transmitter or reciever) they both must be replaced. they are not interchangable from one panasonic to another.
They have a code in each unit that lets the wireless speaker that came with it only work with the reciever it was sold with.

I have even seen times where the store that sells them swapped the transmitters of two units and then they had two customers very mad at them because the wireless speakers did not work for either person.

Let me know if I can be of any more help.

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Hi, I had the same problem, it seems to be a design error of LG or a typical problem with some component in the wireless transmitter. It is basically caused by the transmitter heating up, leading to a clock drift with the result of the receiver losing the signal. I tried to cool the transmitter in the fridge before using so it will run for about half an hour before producing this error (depends on the room temperature as well). My solution is to remove the plastic case of the transmitter unit and place it in a cool place where it does not catch heat from other devices. Without the case it does not overheat and also takes less space, just be careful if you have children. I placed the naked Tx unit behind the TV so it does not matter. Hope this works for you as well.